A person who claims to predict the future by observing atmospheric phenomena like clouds, wind, and weather patterns.
From Greek 'aero-' (air) + 'mancer' (one who divines/predicts). This is an archaic or poetic term from when people believed weather patterns held prophetic meaning.
Before meteorology, cultures worldwide appointed aeromancers as weather predictors—some had genuine observational skill, but they mixed it with superstition, making rain-making seem magical rather than scientific.
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